Max Fry and Lhasa Petik new collaborative single “Take It Slow”

US producer Max Fry follows up Majestic Casual released “Passage” with another poignant new offering in “Take It Slow”. 
A collaboration with Canadian artist Lhasa Petik, the new single boasts a catchy vocal melody which floats over ukulele chords, until heavy 808s make an entry which perfectly juxtaposes the delicate plucking of the intro.

The Story So Far

Max Fry is a Jacksonville, Florida based songwriter and producer. Having established himself as a creator of intricately-layered electronica over the past 5 years, collaborating with the likes of Hanz, still haze, 92elm, and more, Max Fry now shifts his focus to uplifting and infectious indie-pop with a mix of nostalgic down-tempo beats, taking inspirations from Verzache, Deb Never, and Golden Vessel. Max Fry has been featured on edm.com with a release through Majestic Casual, and performed at his first headline show in Philadelphia back in February.

Lhasa Petik is a singer-songwriter/bedroom producer from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her distinct husky voice is almost always accompanied by her beloved ukulele or guitar. She fuses her raw recordings together with electronic elements, creating a fresh sound that lies just on the fringes of pop. The young artist has just returned to Canada after spending most of 2019 in Australia performing, writing and chasing inspiration. Her travels have led to some chance collaborations and new releases, all of which show the versatility of the Canadian artist. Stay tuned for new music inspired by a year of learning, loving and letting go.

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